CANNES 2015 Films in competition
Pierre Lescure the new president of the Cannes Film Festival, raised the veil on the 17 films in competition. American Gus Van Sant, Chinese Jia Zhangke, French Jacques Audiard and Maiwenn and Italian Nanni Moretti are among the directors selected for the official competition. France, with four films and Italy with three films are particularly well represented, unlike Latin America absent from the competition. Jacques Audiard with « Dheepan », Stéphane Brizé with « Market law »Valérie Donzelli with « Marguerite and Julien » and Maiwenn with « My King » will be the four French in competition. North America three films: « Carol » by Todd Haynes and « The Sea of trees » of Gus Van Sant for the United States, and « Sicario » Canadian Denis Villeneuve. Asia three also: the Chinese Jia Zhangke will be back on the Croisette with « Mountains may depart », the Japanese Hirokazu Korea-Eda with « Our little sister ». Taiwanese Hou Hsiao-hsien will present, « The Assassin ». Among the stars, Vincent Cassel, Vincent Lindon, Léa Seydoux (photo) Marion Cotillard for the French, but also Cate Blanchett, Matthew McConaughey, Naomi Watts, Benicio del Toro, Harvey Keitel, Salma Hayek, Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz or Michael Fassbender will tread the red carpet. The films in competition: Dheepan, by Jacques Audiard La loi du marché, by Stéphane Brizé Marguerite and Julien, by Valérie Donzelli Le Conte des Contes, by Matteo Garrone Carol, by Todd Haynes The Assassin, by Hou Hsiao-hsien Mountains may depart, by
Gus Van Sant » Restless » Honey Beach (The Chivas House) Saturday May 15
CANNES 2011: GUS VAN SANT (palme d'or 2003) RECEIVES WITH RESTLESS
Official Festival de Cannes : Restless , by Gus Van Sant , will open Un Certain regard on Thursday, May 12. The film explores the relationship between two teenagers incarnated by Mia Wasikowska and Henry Hooper. Gus Van Sant is a great regular of the festival: selected for the first time with Ready to All, in 1995, he received a Palme d'Oren 2003 for Elephant and a prize at the 60th anniversary of the festival, in 2007, for Paranoid Park. So Gus Van Sant won the Palme d'Or and will not be in the official competition this year. This year, it is Emir Kusturica who will preside over the jury of Un Certain Regard, and will therefore award a prize to one of the films selected on 21 May. Article sharing


